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A U.S. government contractor wheels out parts needed to begin the initial installation of security spikes (on cart) on the existing White House perimeter fence in Washington, United States, July 1, 2015. The White House fence will start to get a spiked top on Wednesday in a short-term bid to thwart intrusions at the U.S. executive mansion, authorities said. The “removable anti-climb feature” with sharp metal points will be bolted on top of the black iron fence by the U.S. Secret Service and National Park Service, the agencies said in a statement on Tuesday. (Photo by Gary Cameron/Reuters)
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